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{{Style P-Poem|poem= “Show fitly how the pre-existent soul

Enacts and enters bodies here below,

And then entire, unhurt can leave this moul,

And ''thence her airy vehicle can draw,''

In which by sense and motion they may know,

Better than we, what things transacted be

Upon the earth, and when they list may show,

Themselves to friend or foe, ''their phantasic''

''Moulding their airy orb to gross consistency ''...  

''Wherefore the soul possessed of matter meet,''

''If she hath power to operate thereon,''

''Can cath transform this vehicle to light,''

''Dight with due color figuration;''

''Can speak, can walk, and then dispear anon,''

''Spreading herself in the dispersed air,''

''Then, if she please, recall again what’s gone''”}}

{{Style P-Poem|poem= “All these declare the force of phantasie,

Though working here upon this stubborn clay;

''But the airy vehicle yields more easily,''

''Unto her beck more nimbly doth obey.''”}}